(collection-exists? collection-name & args)
Returns true if a collection with the given name exists, otherwise returns false.
Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as second argument.
Returns true if a collection with the given name exists, otherwise returns false. Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as second argument.
(create database-name users)
Creates a new database.
First argument: the name of the new database Second argument: a vector specifying users to initially create for the new database; can be empty; in this case a default user 'root' with an empty password will be created; if not empty, it must contain user objects which may contain the following options: - username: the user name as a string - passwd: the user password as a string; if omitted, an empty password will be set - active: boolean flag indicating whether the user accout should be actived or not; default is true; - extra: an optional map of user information that will be saved, but not interpreted by ArangoDB
Creates a new database. First argument: the name of the new database Second argument: a vector specifying users to initially create for the new database; can be empty; in this case a default user 'root' with an empty password will be created; if not empty, it must contain user objects which may contain the following options: - username: the user name as a string - passwd: the user password as a string; if omitted, an empty password will be set - active: boolean flag indicating whether the user accout should be actived or not; default is true; - extra: an optional map of user information that will be saved, but not interpreted by ArangoDB
(database-exists? database-name)
Returns true if a database with the given name exists, otherwise returns false.
Returns true if a database with the given name exists, otherwise returns false.
(delete database-name)
Deletes a database.
Expects the database name of the database to be dropped as argument.
Deletes a database. Expects the database name of the database to be dropped as argument.
(get-all-graphs & args)
Gets a list of all existing graphs within the database.
Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as argument.
Gets a list of all existing graphs within the database. Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as argument.
(get-collection-info-list & args)
Returns information about all collections in a database as a list.
Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database and a map with options as arguments. Possible options in the options map are: {'excludeSystem' true/false}
Returns information about all collections in a database as a list. Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database and a map with options as arguments. Possible options in the options map are: {'excludeSystem' true/false} - excludeSystem meaning whether or not the system collections should be excluded from the result.
(get-info-current)
Returns information about the current database.
Returns information about the current database.
(get-info-list)
Returns a list of all existing databases.
Returns a list of all existing databases.
(get-info-user)
Returns a list of all databases the current user can access.
Note: this might not work under Windows.
Returns a list of all databases the current user can access. Note: this might not work under Windows.
(graph-exists? graph-name & args)
Returns true if a graph with the given name exists, otherwise returns false.
Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as second argument.
Returns true if a graph with the given name exists, otherwise returns false. Can be called without arguments. In that case the default database will be used. Optionally you can pass a database name as second argument.
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